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Which cue helps us perceive depth by comparing the different images received by each eye?
Which cue helps us perceive depth by comparing the different images received by each eye?
Which cue helps us perceive depth by the degree to which our eyes turn inward to focus on an object?
Which cue helps us perceive depth by the degree to which our eyes turn inward to focus on an object?
What is the term for our perception of an object remaining constant even if it appears different on our retina?
What is the term for our perception of an object remaining constant even if it appears different on our retina?
What is the term for the process by which our senses become less responsive to a constant stimulus over time?
What is the term for the process by which our senses become less responsive to a constant stimulus over time?
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What is the term for the ability of our senses to adjust to different levels of stimulation?
What is the term for the ability of our senses to adjust to different levels of stimulation?
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Study Notes
Depth Perception
- Binocular disparity is the cue that helps us perceive depth by comparing the different images received by each eye.
- Convergence is the cue that helps us perceive depth by the degree to which our eyes turn inward to focus on an object.
Perception Constancy
- Constancy is the term for our perception of an object remaining constant even if it appears different on our retina.
Sensory Adaptation
- Habituation is the term for the process by which our senses become less responsive to a constant stimulus over time.
- Sensory adaptation is the term for the ability of our senses to adjust to different levels of stimulation.
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Description
Test your knowledge on sensory perception and visual cues in the environment with this quiz! Explore topics such as depth, form, motion, and constancy, as well as binocular and monocular cues like retinal disparity and convergence. Challenge yourself to understand how our eyes perceive the world around us through various cues.
